and you've got to have an impeachable offense and, cleary, there was not one -- clearly, there was not. even if there was, to impeach a president who's going to be out of office at noon next week on wednesday makes no sense. you cannot impeach a private citizen. the moment donald trump ends his tenure is the moment he's no longer subject to a senate trial. and so any attempt to do it forces this to go to the court, the court will dismiss it, and it's all a waste of taxpayers' time and money. gerry: so what do you think should happen in i mean, again, as you said, there are those who say the president didn't directly incite violence, but he was challenging the results of the election, he was asking his supporters to go to capitol hill and pressure mike pence, the vice president, to do something he couldn't do. clearly, the whole thing ended as it did. should the president face any kind of censure at all, or do you think everything he did was absolutely fine? >> well, i don't think it was fine. i think it was, you know, reckless, and it didn't, i think, serve the country's interest very

cleary of humanity their human i think we should expect the worst even as we hope for the best this development will lead to the worsening of algeria's problems and heroic activists are going to return to the streets in their thousands across the country to stop what's going on others say the court's ruling might be intended to strengthen national unity what do you think this ruling has to do with the current historical circumstances in the country it seems to be based on the rule of agreeing to differ it's an attempt to overcome differences allow the state to deal with some real challenges facing it including outside threats close to the borders it's also part of a plan by president to to create favorable conditions for the implementation of his political program the decision follows the return of former defense minister major general khalid the mazhar from his self example in spain a few weeks ago in azhar reportedly arrived aboard a private jet but landed at a military airport near the capital of jihadist right before our journey as president of the machine to boone announced he's going to c

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made a proposal of a smaller united states, that the united states can have the places that they cleary role, that was granted independence to from maine to georgia but that everything west of the a latchians should be spain's because it was won during the course of the american revolution as well as florida. now france needed to appease spain for the participation into the war. france had a drowned spain into the war and once of the things france promised to spain was they would win back begin $. that's the very piece of land at the tip of spain and it irritated to no end that the british had occupied in 1704. now gibraltar had been contested. it's obviously a key position, entrance to the mediterranean there between the atlantic and the mediterranean. gibraltar had been contested since antiquity ata occupied in fun byxlñ' venetans romans, visigohts, british, spain in 1974. in 1979 after spain joined the american revolutionary war against britain the spanish and the french began what historians count as the 14th ever seize of gibraltar. they besieged the british at land from spain by s

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i think it's come out most cleary someone we don't talk about so much in this course because he doesn'treally get important in the american story until after this course parameter, but thomas jefferson is a perfect example of this. having a controversial and then controversial relationship with his dead half sister who he also enslaved. these men are in some cases the most -- the most horrifying thing about them is that they are not -- they're not unusual in a sense, right? this is in some ways a very american story, which i think is something to be wrestled with. so, again, i think there's a landon carter story you could tell in colonial williamsburg, but i hope they're also making an effort to give you the flip side of that, right? and that i think is the conundrum with places like byrd park, and you just go and if you learn anything about it you can do your own research and check it out on the internet. it's named for williamsburg ii and the fact he owned a lot of property on which it was established, the city. nothing is mentioned about his really horrible mistreatment of enslaved p

resolution to the floor to get the president's package kicked off after the house passes it, which is clearytic -- clearly expected. the democratic senate will take things up. technically, 50 democrats and 50 republicans in the senate, however, as per the constitution, the vice president, kamala harris, will be the tie-breaking vote, and you can expect she'll vote to pass the measure. new treasury secretary janet yellen confirmed 84-15. listen. >> economists agree that if there's not more help, many more people will lose their small businesses, the roofs over their heads and the ability to feed their families. and we need to help those people before the virus is brought under control. >> reporter: some of the important senators to watch on this relief plan, susan collins, rob portman. he announced he's retiring in a couple years. also pat toomey and don't forget the democrat from west virginia, though sometimes many wonder if he could become a republican, joe manchin. we'll be watching all of them. griff: we will, indeed. and we have democrat ohio congressman tim ryan coming up, he'll be wei